Linit Starch Crisp Classic Finish 64 Oz - Liquid Starch For Ironing Clothes And Wrinkle Release/Great For Arts & Crafts Projects, Slime, Paper Mache, Silly Putty/Trusted For Generations (408440)
Key features
- •CRISP CLEAN FINISH: Love the feel of a crisp pair of clothes? You can bet on Linit Starch for a crisp classic finish on your button-ups, pants, slacks and shirts.
- •PERFECT FOR IRONING: Want to get the most out of ironing your clothes? Mix liquid starch with water and apply to clothing before ironing. Proven to release and remove wrinkles from your clothes so you can look and feel fresh when you get dressed.
- •GREAT FOR ARTS & CRAFTS: Liquid starch doubles as a great ingredient for arts & crafts projects like liquid slime, paper mache, silly putty and more. Great project material for kids ages 4-8 in the classroom or at home.
- •BULK UP: Each 64 oz. bottle contains the equivalent of 7 aerosol cans so you can save money and not have to worry about running out any time soon.
Linit Starch Crisp Classic Finish 64 Oz - Liquid Starch For Ironing Clothes And Wrinkle Release/Great For Arts & Crafts Projects, Slime, Paper Mache, Silly Putty/Trusted For Generations (408440)
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Old school way to starch clothes
Brian✓ Verified Purchase•August 15, 2023
We washed all of my husbands work shirts then dipped them in a solution of this stuff before putting them in the dryer. So far so good, we ironed them and they stayed wrinkle free better than using starch spray. I find that the spray leaves little dots and white stuff on the shirt. Less time trying to get a shirt to look good for work is better.
Very good !!!
Tony Humble, Tx✓ Verified Purchase•August 1, 2023
Nice starch. I mix it with water. And works better than from a can ! No white residue afterwards. I iron everything !
Crisp and clean
Barbell2000's opinion✓ Verified Purchase•July 27, 2023
This starch is good. I prefer the Stayflo over this brand but still does the job.
LinIt starch
Peggy Ham✓ Verified Purchase•June 15, 2023
I make quilts and starched fabric makes a big difference. I like that I can determine the strength I want, and so far it hasn't gunked up the sole plate on my iron. I love the crisp texture of the starched fabric, and it makes my quilt piecing so precise.
Good way to starch clothing
Quackerone✓ Verified Purchase•June 8, 2023
Liquid starch is the best! It is a lot more trouble, but making your own starch creates even stiffness, without it getting excess spray starch on the walls floor and sticks to your iron. I grew up with starch you had to cook to use. This is more convenient since it is a concentrate that you just mix with water. I love it.
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